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When it comes to trust, our party leaders could learn from Tony Blair

29 November 2019

1:32 AM

29 November 2019

1:32 AM

According to a YouGov poll 45 per cent of Britons believe today’s party leaders are worse than any of their predecessors in history. The survey fits neatly into the dominant narrative of the 2019 election, where ‘Don’t Know’ is the preferred option of prime minister for one third of the UK, only 14 per cent of the public trust politicians to tell the truth, and voters are fed up with their political leaders.

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